Join us for a fun, beginner-friendly sewing class in this Maker Date where you’ll learn to make cozy fabric coasters while you enjoy beer, wine, and lite fare. Bring your creativity and leave with handmade charm for your home!
Tuition fee covers one individual; you must register each person attending.
Get a taste of the hot glass studio with this Maker Date, where you and your plus one will enjoy beer, wine, and lite fare. Get hands-on experience in glassblowing by making a tumbler or stemless wine glass under the guidance of our professional glassblowers. Closed-toe shoes, long pants, hair tie are required.
*Tuition fee covers one individual; you must register each person attending.*
Have a group of 4 or more? Turn up the heat, gather your family and friends and book an exclusive, hands-on glassblowing workshop with us! Find details here. Minimum of 4 required.
Relish in your creativity and join us in the fusing studio for this Maker Date where you’ll enjoy beer, wine, and lite fare. Our instructor will guide you through picking a mold and selecting your color palette to create a unique glass plate, platter, or bowl. Closed-toe shoes are required.
Tuition fee covers one individual; you must register each person attending.
Light up your night with a flameworking Maker Date, enjoying beer, wine, and lite fare while you and your date learn to use torches and tools to melt and sculpt. Discover how gravity and heat work together to create a small glass form. Wear closed-toe shoes, natural fabrics (like cotton), and tie back long hair in the studio.
Tuition fee covers one individual; you must register each person attending.
Celebrate the colors of spring with a fun and creative night out! Unleash your inner artist as you paint a vibrant spring landscape, surrounded by good company, lively conversation, and splashes of color. Enjoy a relaxing evening with beer, wine, and lite fare that’s perfect for a night out with friends or a unique date experience.
Shared art materials will be provided in the studio for most classes. Personal supplies can be purchased at our Art Supply Store, located on the first floor of GoggleWorks. Tuition fee covers one individual; you must register each person attending.
Drop in on Fridays for our new creative printmaking series with artist Suzanne Fellows and explore a variety of techniques to create your own unique prints. Perfect for both beginners and experienced artists, each session includes a demo, lecture, and hands-on experience with endless possibilities!
Join Michael Kehs for a chance to create a truly unique and wonderfully different textured and colored wooden box in this multi-day intensive. You’ll have the opportunity to go beyond basic construction and learn the techniques Michael uses to accomplish the truly one-of-a-kind piece that will make you proud to say “I made this!” Please bring a packed lunch. A materials fee is due at registration. Closed-toe shoes are required.
Learn about the simplicity and complexity of itajime shibori, with its limitless possibilities for creativity and pattern. We will use procion dyes in cool colors and you will leave with a collection of samples as well as one finished piece suitable for wearing or gifting. We will discuss how the samples can be used as the basis for other projects, or these pieces can be used in the upcoming shibori workshop for further experimentation. No previous experience needed! Be dressed to work with materials that can stain.
Discover the experimental process of Lumen Printing, a silver gelatin based technique that uses sunlight to create one-of-a-kind, camera-less photographs. Place objects onto black & white photographic paper and watch as unique colors and compositions emerge, shaped by paper type, exposure, and organic materials. Get hands-on with alternative, unpredictable image-making!
Learn to shape glass in the flame as you create a functional and decorative bee watering funnel. In this beginner-friendly workshop, you’ll use flameworking techniques to shape borosilicate glass and create a funnel that helps provide water to pollinators. Wear closed-toe shoes, natural fabrics (like cotton), and tie back long hair in the studio.
Create functional kitchen items like salt and pepper shakers, butter dishes, and paper towel holders, all crafted by hand without the use of a wheel. Learn essential building and glazing techniques to bring your own unique style to everyday essentials. Please wear clothes you don’t mind getting dirty.
In this advanced wheel throwing class, you’ll focus on creating lidded vessels and learning how to design well-fitting lids that complement your forms. You’ll take part in a group cone 10 reduction firing, gaining experience with high-fire atmospheric effects to enhance your finished pieces. Please wear clothes you don’t mind getting dirty.
